Another study by Konrad et al (29) took thirty healthy men ages around 21 and subjected them to 4 sets of 30 second calf stretches. Even if a young athlete does fall into the category of being not naturally hypermobile but powerful, we still should gravitate away from putting excessive stress on the passive structures like bones, joint capsules, and ligaments. It has all become wildly popular in the last five years, and its starting to show up much more in the gymnastics community. If the gymnast doesnt do it fast enough or lands awkwardly it can be problematic. As a result, they have more ability to positively increase an athletes overall amount of shoulder or hip flexibility. The reality of the situation is that a variety of muscles around the hip or shoulder could be the culprit. Riboh JC, et al. While some of it was helpful, I found that the majority of it was based on anecdotal evidence, and did not have a really solid grounding in the science of anatomy, physiology, medicine, or strength and conditioning. For example, this research study (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26944667) recently looked at x-rays from professional ballet dancers during full straddle splits. If the ligaments and joint capsules are already hypermobile, and have trouble dealing with high force, and then we add more laxity to them over time, we are likely asking for disaster regarding instability- based shoulder and hip injuries. The research definitely leans towards changes in the nervous system being the primary reason, especially in the short term. If the gymnast is already hanging out in a down and in position, they are predisposing themselves to continuously catch their over and over, leading to the re-occuring injury part mentioned above. The Mechanisms of Manual Therapy in the Treatment of Musculoskeletal Pain: A Comprehensive Model. Approaching this goes back to the chapter on why an interdisciplinary approach to the future of gymnastics is needed. Sports Med. Am J Sports Med 2011 39: 85S. It can be overwhelming if you are not familiar with it. They accurately outline that areas like muscular strength and joint control must be trained in parallel with stretching. Every young childs body has certain unique characteristics that may predispose them to success in certain sports. Lats, Teres Major, Pec Major and Minor, Thoracic Spine, etc. If better flexibility, strength, and soft tissue care was used, I feel a lot of this could be avoided. 2017 Apr;21(2):446-451. doi: 10.1016/j.jbmt.2016.11.006. I see many shoulder stretches, and hip stretches that I feel are putting a crazy amount of stress on joint capsules and ligaments. The next most common question people ask me in this discussion is, what about ankle weights, are those bad for gymnasts hips?. You can see a video of our entire warm up here. I think that by using correct stretching consistently over time (not into excessive pain or passive tissue damage) combined with strength in full range of motion. I strongly feel that gymnasts must earn the right to do over splits and must be mature enough to do them safely. The analogy I use with people from a coaching background is to compare it to the giant swing and the necessary components to complete the skill. *Medical Note Also, remember that this blog post is for educational purposes only and does not represent medical advice. I feel gymnasts should be doing regular soft tissue care routine to combat excessive stiffness that may negatively impact flexibility. I urge people to not automatically push splits or pull shoulders open when they see a gymnast with limited range of motion. We want to make sure we are not over-stretching or overstressing passive structures like the shoulder ligaments and capsules. At face value, they can all appear as someone who is tight or unflexible. Which leads me to my most important point of this section: Splits and over splits should not be viewed as an inherent thing a gymnast has or doesnt have. Missing ankle dorsiflexion is a huge problem because it creates local ankle issues for injury but also causes a huge ripple effect up the leg chain as other joints and structures have to compensate. The ability of the good quality gymnastics are based. I will offer basic concepts from them in the coming paragraphs as it relates to injuries but cant stress enough how valuable the articles or textbooks mentioned were to me over the past five years. This creates a situation where the femoral head has more access to move in larger ranges of motion, creating significantly more hip mobility in all planes. With this said, lets review some basic anatomy. Proper assessments and specific stretching methods must be used so that excessive strain on passive tissue like bones, ligaments, and joint capsules is avoided. Routledge: New York. 2015 Jun;25(3):346-55. doi: 10.1111/sms.12228. Doing slider crawls are a great core training replacement to reduce some of the leg lifts that may be creating ongoing headaches with limited split flexibility. (18, 38-40) I do think its an important distinction, but due to cultural norms for gymnastics, I will not be super specific to go by medical jargon like these terms and more. I want to emphasize that proper stretching and soft tissue work is not the only method to improve flexibility and performance for gymnasts. This can happen withhip flexing movements (think front leg high kick or leap) as the front of the femur bone makes contact with the front of the pelvis (impingement) and then the contact acts as a fulcrum for thefemoral head toslide out the back of the hip joint (instability). Due to the outlined research effects of foam rolling, stick or other forms of self-massage, I regularly recommend it as a piece of a gymnasts flexibility training. It uses either a floor bar or the other arm version to bias external rotation of the shoulder. Stretching Skeletal Muscle: Chronic Muscle Lengthening through Sacrocmeregenesis. This often happens when the gymnast is working one legged leaps or jumps, takes off for a skill off balance, or lands with their weight more onto one leg. Glutes, Deep Hip Rotators, Core, etc. 2015; 23: 203-212, Escamilla RF, Hooks TR, Wilk KE. I have this theory based on the changes in boney rotation that baseball players exhibit from throwing when younger. These gymnasts typically dont have to work on flexibility too much to achieve full splits. Gymnasts practice up to 30 hours a week and have regiments full of conditioning and exercises. I fear that what many people write off as small strains is actually the start of more serious issues like labral tears, pelvic bone stress fractures, and rotator cuff or biceps tendon damage. These issues are commonly overlooked as culprits to why a gymnast struggles in this area of gymnastics. We take our privacy seriously and will never share your information. Background Anatomy and Understanding Hypermobility, Beightons Testing and Links to Capsular Laxity. They tell me they often times find temporary progress, but nothing seems to stick long term and actually show up in their skills. This will raise the body temperature, improve the movement skills which are the foundation upon which high level and cardiovascular system and increase respiratory rate. If you look down at your arm (and are wearing a shirt) your actual arm within the shirt sleeve represents the first golf ball on a tee bony layer, and the shirt sleeve surrounding the arm represents the second layer made up of joint capsules and ligaments. If a gymnast is already very mobile and lax, pushing further on the ankle joint my only be making it worse. . The way someones hips or shoulders are shaped, unique rotations of bones, certain anatomical variations, or issues along the entire body chain, can all have a substantial impact on the amount of flexibility a gymnast can display during skills. If the exercises above are biasing stress on joint capsules and ligaments more so than the lat, teres major, and pec muscles, we should look for an alternative solution. Why Do Gymnasts Lose Flexibility In The First Place? For the most part, these structures cannot change too much unless surgery of some nature is performed, or through adaptation across many years as is seen when children grow or participate in overhead throwing sports from a young age. Underlying bony hip anatomy (retro or ante verted femur or acetabulum, depth of hip sockets, boney leg length discrepancy), Glute and deep hip rotator strength on the front and back leg, Neural tension in sciatic, femoral, piriformis, and quadratus femoris nerve, Lack of protective guarding against tissue injury, Coordinative dynamic stability of hip and core muscles, Underlying bony shoulder anatomy (retro or anteverted humerus or glenoid, depth of shoulder sockets), Pectoralis major and minor muscle extensibility, Thoracic spine extension and rotation joint mobility, Lower cervical retraction and rotation mobility, Forearm and wrist extension mobility for proper stacking, Thoracic outlet neural compression and extensibility, Coordinative dynamic stability of rotator cuff, scapular, and larger prime mover muscles, The ability to create whole body tension that optimizes storing energy within the bar bending, Tapping mechanics of hollow arch kicking, Finishing hollow position to carry momentum over the bar Enough repetitions to maintain technique memory, Warm Up Prepare the available flexibility athletes have, and prepare the body for training, Flexibility Circuits Look to increase joint flexibility or mobility through step by step circuits (more below), Cool Down Help the body slowly ramp down into recovery mdoe following a hard training session. However, I have seen these types of problems snowball into huge injuries quickly in gymnasts I treat. My best recommendation is that people become more familiar with the research, practice, and use of self-soft tissue work. This can be seen with the examples above. By this I mean those based on a proper assessment, that does not induce excessive pain, that has a consistency over intensity mindset, and uses stretching as once piece of a larger program for flexibility. They also tend to have excessively mobile hip capsules, similar to the shoulder. In this situation, if the gymnast can not access their full range of motion against gravity alone,I see no justification for adding additional ankle weight resistance and allowing swinging momentum to reach the desired end range of motion. 2009. It is one of the fastest ways to increase injury risk over time and stall progress in skill progression. Neurological vs Mechanical Effects of Stretching, Why We Must Change Certain Stretches for Safety. Knee Surg Sports Traumatol Arthrosc (2016). Static stretching, dynamic stretching, active flexibility, and PNF stretching (proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation) are a few popular methods. I think there are not yet studied boney adaptations to the hip joints of gymnasts when correctly performed and consistent stretching occurs in younger years. Unfortunately, this leaves the gymnast feeling very defeated as if something is wrong with them, not to mention still struggling with skills and possibly at an elevated injury risk. Jargon Note The medical world typically refers to Flexibility as the maximum range of motion a joint can passively reach, including the length of all structures from the joint level to the soft tissue and neural level. Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies, 2004. As a healthcare provider, I regularly perform manual therapy to help with injuries based off a full medical assessment. Get in the low lunge position with the knee of the leg at the back touching the floor. The aim of this study was to review the tests used to measure flexibility in gymnastic disciplines. J Bodyw Mov Ther. The down portion or plantar flexion is what makes up a toe point. In another, the gymnast may naturally have lots of hip and toe rotation in but not have any moving toes out. A full movement evaluation and something known as a Craigs test is the best way to practically assess if a gymnast may fall into one of these categories. The important point here is that we must remember that changes in flexibility come about from slow, consistent, and patient application in training. Within all these studies, there were undoubtedly methodological issues that need to be considered. Gymnastics training itself may create a position where a gymnast acquired more hypermobility with jumping/lading forces but also the large emphasis on mobility. We will start with some background anatomy, term clarification, and discuss some of the theoretical reasons certain flexibility methods seem to work. Physiother Res Int 2002;7:1-13. These studies mainly look at chronic immobilization, like when people unfortunately need limb lengthening or tendon elongation procedures. I will cover those in-depth below. imo group link. J Orthop Sports Phys Ther 25(6):36479, 1997. Many medical assessments can be used to determine why a gymnasts hip, shoulder or spine may not have the range of motion needed to achieve a full handstand, split, or bridge. Heres 3thoughts about why. While genetics and luck do play a little bit of a role when it comes to flexibility, as a whole I tend to disagree that these are the main reasons thousands of gymnasts struggle with flexibility, particularly at the hip and shoulder joint. Corrective exercises consist of stretches that improve chest and lat flexibility (fig. It does not look nearly as impressive of a motion, but it is very specific to the goal we are trying to achieve of affecting the active structures while minimizing excessive stress on the passive structures. Stretching has been around for decades in gymnastics as well as other sports. 2014 Jun;29(6):636-42. doi: 10.1016/j. Click here to read our full privacy policy. There are many possible reasons for why a gymnast can or cannot move their hips into a full split position or move their shoulders overhead into a full handstand position. A rolled ankle or inversion sprain is definitely among the most common for gymnasts. By the end of a few months, they usually just throw their hands up and say he/she is just unflexible, they have bad genetics. 2, 3, 4). Regularly using the correct flexibility exercises, skill progressions, and strength training assignments based on an individual movement assessment is by far the best way to ensure progress. I feel extreme passive stretching like these movements really serve little help in the process of safely getting shoulder flexibility. Oct 4 (15). To help clarify, many use the analogy of the sleeve of a shirt to visually highlight the joint capsule. Second, most times there are a lack of pre and post-tests (line splits, checking objective shoulder flexibility screen against a wall) to see if what is being used for exercises is effective. A rolled ankle happens when the gymnast catches their foot into a down and in position (plantar flexion with inversion) leading to the structures on the outside portion of the foot being damaged. There is a lot of medical and science nerdiness in there. The point is that targeting the soft tissue of the hip flexor and quad may be a more optimal approach. This can be repeated with the hands in an under grip to bias the muscular soft tissue of lats/teres major, can be repeated with the hands on top of each other to mimic beam for female gymnasts, and can be repeated in eagle grip for those gymnasts who perform these skills. Draovitch P, Edelstein J, Kelly BT. I will dive into this more below. Epub 2016 Nov 14. Alongside this, there is a lot of confusion or misunderstandings about what happens when gymnasts stretch, why it helps increase range of motion, how much stretching is suggested as beneficial to improve flexibility, and how to make changes show up in skills. They explain that the short-term effects often seen from stretching must be supported by other qualities of athleticism. Take them to a qualified medical professional for an assessment. Also, aggressively pushing a gymnast down in a split or not taking the time to break down why someone is limited can also lead to serious injuries. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 2012; 26(8) 2119 2129. There may be a lot of variation on exact exercises/stretches included in your athletes' warm-up, but do try to include ALL of the following components: Coaches notice their flexibility or ability to perform lower-level skills well. Reference below Microinstabilit of the hip, does it exist?. A growing body of research refutes these mechanical theories, suggesting instead that in subjects who are asymptomatic, increases in muscle extensibility observed immediately after a single stretching session, and after short-term (3-8 week) stretching regimes are predominantly due to modification in subjects sensation. (18). Before you apply new flexibility ideas, take a step back and consider the scientific rationale behind them. The ACL tear and knee injury rates in gymnastics are already high enough. I am not responsible or liable for any negative consequences that come from applying the ideas below. Ben M., Harvey LA. When used in the right context, it can augment the flexibility needed for advanced leaps or jumps, inbar skills, and tumbling mechanics. I have found that many of the traditional general stretches we use as go to methods for increasing flexibility do not have proper assessments preceding them or may not have anatomical considerations in mind. They should not produce discomfort on the top of the shoulders, which is more indicative of rotator cuff or soft tissue impingement under the coracoacromial arch. Nakamura M., et al. Although I know having a fantastic toe point is something all gymnasts and coaches strive for, I personally feel that gymnasts with wobbly ankles or have a history of inversion ankle sprains shouldnt be getting this cranked on. Surgical tubing also works, but again the tubing needs to be quite stiff. But, the timiing protocols for these studies were insanely more than and human does, so its likely not the main case for increases in muscle length. The Hyper Flexible Hip: Managing Hip Pain in the Dancer and Gymnast. These are the muscles themselves, to a small degree the tendons that connect muscles to bones, and largely the nervous system. Their hypermobility, along with any underlying talent or great coaching they obtain to control this range of motion, allows them to be quite successful at an early age. If gymnastics movements are performed properly, the In my mind, these are two different applications of static stretching or foam rolling and should be viewed as having different goals. It canhelp to lower their injury risk for another ankle sprain, but it also can help their performance by increasing single leg and double leg landings/jumps etc. Hip and shoulder flexibility limitations are one main contributor I see clinically to wrist, elbow, shoulder, lower back, and hip injuries in gymnasts. I did this for a decade as a gymnast, and for the first five years I was coaching. With this concept of overuse muscular stiffness in mind, I want to pause for a critical point. Plan This is true both in training and in our medical clinic. Microinstability of the Shoulder in the Overhead Athlete. This means the hip bone was slightly migrating out of the hip socket to reach such large ranges of motion. strength, co-ordination, spatial awareness and the core gymnastics session. The farther the loadis away from the joint, the more force it will haveon it. Effect of Stretch Frequency and Sex on the Rate and Gain and Rate of Loss in Muscle Flexibility During a Hamstring Stretching Program: A Randomized Single-Blind Longitudinal Study. In short, stretching the toe point more may be exaggerating this imbalance, leading to issues both in their injury risk for inversion sprains as noted above but alsoother ankle injuries. Its not that these are bad, but there needs to be equal amount of hamstring, glute, and deep hip external rotator work as well. Conflicting results may have to do with the types of tools used, the pressures used, the duration of treatment, and technique or instructions were given to study participants. I suggest these to outline the complexity of the human body, in hopes that people are more cautious in some flexibility decisions they make. And lastly, passive or active flexibility exercises alone will not have a substantial impact on the nervous system to change movement, build strength, or correct technique. 2015. An alternative version based on anatomy would be to flatten the spine position as well as the pelvis, and then perform a similar stretch with core/glute engagement. I will say take these research studies with a grain of salt due to their methods, smaller sizes, and sometimes using cadavers as subjects. Gymnastics requires a significant amount of flexibility for skills to be done correctly and safely. This is why I now mainly approach flexibility in larger complexes. Also adding in regular soft tissue work and mobility drills would be very important. Tissues most commonly targeted are the latissimus dorsi, teres major, and pec muscles. Department of Exercise and Sport Science University of Utah Most gymnastics coaches would agree that flexibility is an essential aspect of gymnastics training and performance. 25 ( 3 ):346-55. doi: 10.1016/j also tend to have excessively mobile hip capsules similar... 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